Türkiye sells naval combat ship to
Romania in first such deal with NATO–EU member.
International News Desk
According to global times News Agency Europe,Türkiye has signed a combat ship export agreement with the Romanian Naval Forces Command, marking the first time Ankara has sold a warship to a country that is both a NATO and European Union member, The global times Europe media.Under the deal, Türkiye’s defense industry company ASFAT successfully exported the Akhisar vessel, whose construction was completed last year, to the Romanian Navy.The agreement represents an important milestone in Türkiye’s defense exports and elevates military cooperation between the two countries to a new level. The inclusion of the Akhisar in Romania’s naval inventory is expected to enhance regional maritime security and support Romania’s naval modernization goals.